Name: Author Mary Roach & Graphic Designer/Illustrator Ed RachlesLocation: Glenview — Oakland, CaliforniaSize: 1,800 square feet Years lived in: 7 — owned Mary Roach’s best-selling books, like Stiff and Packing for Mars, invite readers to unusual places such as morgues, labs, and outer space. In her books, Mary reveals the science (and humor) behind dead bodies, sex, and errr…other funky stuff.
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The California Casual design trend that took over six years ago and now it's back and better than ever. Come see what changed!
These beige kitchen cabinet color ideas offer a warm and inviting aesthetic, complementing a variety of countertop materials.
The dedicated renovation turned this family home into a lofty and airy space
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Cork and hardwood flooring brought to life with rich, deep and vibrant colors with the utmost durability, flexibility and transparency.
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In our home, we've painted a LOT of white. On purpose! Why? Find out as we share 7 strategies for choosing interior paint colors!
By Alan George Imagine stepping into your kitchen each morning and being greeted by a symphony of dark, elegant cabinets, sleek matte black appliances,...
This bachelor pad feels like a Manhattan loft with its high ceiling, dark colour palette and a slight industrial edge.
Imagen 8 de 10 de la galería de Casa La Vinya / Lagula Arquitectes. Fotografía de Mauricio Fuertes
With b stucco, a warm parquet floor, and wood paneling, this Swedish turn-of-the-century apartment oozes classic charm. The top-floor apartment is
Image 10 of 20 from gallery of Seaview House / Jackson Clements Burrows Architects. Photograph by Shannon McGrath
